Truck crushed many people near Mossad headquarters.
A truck hit a bus stop near the Israeli city of Tel Aviv. During this time, 35 people standing at the bus stop got injured after being hit by a truck. At present, the condition of 6 of them is said to be critical. People present at the spot gave information about the attack by truck. It is being told that the truck has crushed many people near the headquarters of Mossad. The police say that the truck driver has been arrested. According to the information received, the truck driver is an Arab citizen. In such a situation, it is also feared that this could be a terrorist attack. However, no organization has taken responsibility for this yet.
The truck driver was an Arab citizen
Giving information about the incident, Israeli police described it as an attack and said that the attacker is an Arab citizen. Police said that the collision took place near the headquarters of Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency. The truck reportedly collided with a bus at a stop in the city of Ramat Hasharon, northeast of Tel Aviv, as Israelis were returning to work after a week’s vacation. During this collision some people got trapped under the vehicles. In addition to being near the Mossad headquarters and a military base, the bus stop is also close to a central highway junction.
The condition of six of the injured is critical
While giving information about the incident, Israel’s Magen David Adom Rescue Service said that the condition of six of the injured is critical. Israeli police spokesman ASI Aharoni told reporters that the attacker had been “neutralized.” However, it was not said whether the attacker was killed or not. While Hamas and smaller terrorist groups associated with Islamic Jihad have praised this suspicious attack, no organization has claimed responsibility for it. (input- agency)
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